Netmonitor (Privacy Friendly) v2.1 - 24 Sep 2020
- small bugfixes
- upgraded compile and target Android versions
- updated dependencies and libraries
- disabled for Android 10 and later
- updated SECUSO references
- fixed notification for newer Android versions
Privacy Friendly Netmonitor v2.0 - 29 Mar 2018
- Improvement history function: Apps with the Internet permission can be chosen and monitored
- Redesign
Privacy Friendly Netmonitor v1.2 - 12 Oct 2017
- Bug fixing
- Icon updates
- Better handling of unknown apps
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor v1.1.4 - 09 Mar 2017
Blocking of screenshots removed
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor v1.1.3 - 04 Mar 2017
- Android 4 Support added
- Icons refinements (list icons, splash icons, unloadable icons)
- Help page refinement
- Bug Fixes
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor v1.1.2 - 28 Feb 2017
- MinSDK reset to 21
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor v1.1.1 - 21 Feb 2017
- Refinements of translations
- Downgrade to SDK 23 is target
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor v1.1 - 20 Feb 2017
Adding of SSL Rating
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor v1.0 - 21 Jan 2017
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor is an Android application that can identify and monitor active network connections of applications that are installed on the mobile device. It monitors active network sockets and provides information about the scanned connections and apps. The invoking app is identified and listed with it's name, package and icon. The Connection's local and remote socket information (ip/port) is displayed along with a resolved hostname information and protocol evaluation based on well-known ports. Known un-/encrypted protocols are automatically marked. Privacy Friendly Net Monitor does not require a rooted device.
Privacy Friendly Net Monitor is optimized regarding the user’s privacy. It doesn’t use any tracking mechanisms, neither it displays any advertisement. It belongs to the Privacy Friendly Apps group developed by the SECUSO research group at Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany.